Looking for a screen replacement

[MACMORROW]

Hello all!

 

I have found a INNOCN 40C1R with a damaged screen.  The panel is BOE QV400VWB-N80.  The generous guy is selling it for $15.  I talked with INNOCN to see if they would know where I can get the part but I got mocking responses.  One response was asking for the Facebook listing and another sent a laughing emoji at me.  Some company -_-  anyways I'm trying to find the screen itself to repair it my self.  Any pointers of where I can go to do so??  

 

P.S yes I know my claim as IT and HP seems dumb and Karen like to say lol.

[FI Fheonix]

8 minutes ago, MACMORROW said:

Hello all!

 

I have found a INNOCN 40C1R with a damaged screen.  The panel is BOE QV400VWB-N80.  The generous guy is selling it for $15.  I talked with INNOCN to see if they would know where I can get the part but I got mocking responses.  One response was asking for the Facebook listing and another sent a laughing emoji at me.  Some company -_-  anyways I'm trying to find the screen itself to repair it my self.  Any pointers of where I can go to do so??  

 

P.S yes I know my claim as IT and HP seems dumb and Karen like to say lol.

I’m sorry to hear that you got mocking responses from INNOCN. I found a website called panelook.com that provides an overview of BOE QV400VWB-N80, which is a 40" diagonal a-Si TFT-LCD display panel product from BOE Technology Group Co., Ltd. without backlight and without touch screen¹. I also found a website called m.alibaba.com that sells Professional BOE QV400VWB-N80 High-end Factory Make Monitor for $535.00 - $569.00². Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any website that sells BOE QV400VWB-N80 screen replacement. However, you can try contacting BOE Technology Group Co., Ltd. directly to see if they can help you with the screen replacement¹.

I hope this helps!

[OhYou_]

where are you getting this data that it is a QV400VWB-N80?
It is sort of doubtful that it is that since that is a cell package and those are usually used with curved displays.
Maybe I am wrong and they are building it like a TV for some weird reason. 

 

Anyway, it is always extremely unlikely that you will find a replacement panel for less than the cost of the monitor if you an even source one at all.
Next, it is 100% impossible to source a cell type LCD for obvious reasons.

third, your chances of finding an exact replacement are heavily influenced on the amount of units sold. Something like a dell mid tier business monitor has panels littering the streets. While ultrawides, being niche already, are unheard of on the used or factory rejects market.

 

optionb b is to determine the lcd interface, if that being your panel, which is 8 lane edp 51 pin.
next, find every panel model which is the same size, res, and interface, and try to find one of those instead.

finally, hope it plugs in and works.

[MACMORROW]

8 hours ago, FI Fheonix said:

I’m sorry to hear that you got mocking responses from INNOCN. I found a website called panelook.com that provides an overview of BOE QV400VWB-N80, which is a 40" diagonal a-Si TFT-LCD display panel product from BOE Technology Group Co., Ltd. without backlight and without touch screen¹. I also found a website called m.alibaba.com that sells Professional BOE QV400VWB-N80 High-end Factory Make Monitor for $535.00 - $569.00². Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any website that sells BOE QV400VWB-N80 screen replacement. However, you can try contacting BOE Technology Group Co., Ltd. directly to see if they can help you with the screen replacement¹.

I hope this helps!

Awesome thank you so much!  It's ok got a laugh out of it and now know they have a crappy support workforce

[MACMORROW]

7 hours ago, OhYou_ said:

where are you getting this data that it is a QV400VWB-N80?
It is sort of doubtful that it is that since that is a cell package and those are usually used with curved displays.
Maybe I am wrong and they are building it like a TV for some weird reason. 

 

Anyway, it is always extremely unlikely that you will find a replacement panel for less than the cost of the monitor if you an even source one at all.
Next, it is 100% impossible to source a cell type LCD for obvious reasons.

third, your chances of finding an exact replacement are heavily influenced on the amount of units sold. Something like a dell mid tier business monitor has panels littering the streets. While ultrawides, being niche already, are unheard of on the used or factory rejects market.

 

optionb b is to determine the lcd interface, if that being your panel, which is 8 lane edp 51 pin.
next, find every panel model which is the same size, res, and interface, and try to find one of those instead.

finally, hope it plugs in and works.

Good points.  I've never been too deep into know the very in and outs of a monitor other than being able to repair them the basic ways like screen replacement really.  Sadly I guess this will not be worth the buy for one if I find one due to pricing.  Thanks for the info!

[MACMORROW]

7 hours ago, OhYou_ said:

where are you getting this data that it is a QV400VWB-N80?
It is sort of doubtful that it is that since that is a cell package and those are usually used with curved displays.
Maybe I am wrong and they are building it like a TV for some weird reason. 

 

Anyway, it is always extremely unlikely that you will find a replacement panel for less than the cost of the monitor if you an even source one at all.
Next, it is 100% impossible to source a cell type LCD for obvious reasons.

third, your chances of finding an exact replacement are heavily influenced on the amount of units sold. Something like a dell mid tier business monitor has panels littering the streets. While ultrawides, being niche already, are unheard of on the used or factory rejects market.

 

optionb b is to determine the lcd interface, if that being your panel, which is 8 lane edp 51 pin.
next, find every panel model which is the same size, res, and interface, and try to find one of those instead.

finally, hope it plugs in and works.

Also the guy who was selling the broken one I spoke with gathered that data off the monitor itself.  He was the one selling it for $15 due to it being broken but still lights up.  Super nice guy we both had a laugh at the support team they had them.  I've been keeping him in touch if I ever did find the replacement as he couldn't find one either.